For example, Magic: The Gathering recently restructured its old release model to fit more Universes Beyond sets
Unlike Fishbone Quill which forces you to add resources from your hand into the Inkwell, Dragon lets you recycle characters from the discard
I really cannot dispute their logic, as cards like The First Chapter original wording foil Befuddle and even Work Together have increased value compared to their later printed counterparts
MTGs Outlaws of Thunder Junction is having fun with Wild West icons, and now its time for a living cactus to debut as a hugely powerful new card
Ariel, Etehereal Voice is definitely high in price due to its artwork and the fact that it's an Iconic card, the highest rarity in the game now
One great tip from Steve regarding ink cards when building a deck is for players to make sure that at least 90% of the cards in their deck have ink icons on them